Tech N9ne is one of the greatest rappers of our time. Tech headlines rap tours and rock festivals, something not many can do. Krizz Kaliko brought the fire to Tech’s set providing the hype and stepping up with some of his own great tracks. The performance was kicked off with …
Impressive indie rapper Futuristic tore up the stage at Emo’s with great flow, lyrics, and a super high energy set. Fans got what they had come to expect from Futuristic, an extraordinary nonstop performance that went another level when Futuristic literally dunked on the crowd and surfed back to stage …
Dizzy Wright, Moskie Moe, and DJ Hoppa tore up the stage at Emo’s. Dizzy impressed with a quick and smooth flow about peace, social issues, and weed. Do not miss a chance to catch Dizzy Wright!
70s style rockers Thunderpussy killed at Emo’s in Austin only days after rockin’ the ACL Music Festival. Their self-titled debut album is filled with guitar driven rock and proves rock isn’t dead. From start to finish, Thunderpussy put on a electrifying show! Edit this setlist | More Thunderpussy setlists …
Australian rockers Vancouver Sleep Clinic played a great set in Austin. Their chill rock grooves soothed the souls of the gathered masses. The waves of complex ambient rock was perfect. Don’t miss a chance to see Vancouver Sleep Clinic in a city near you!
Written and Photos by Bang Ho Up on the Emo’s stage before a sold out crowd, ELOHIM is a one-woman song shop –the lone siren songstress sang and made beautiful melodies with a myriad of buttons at her fingertips (there seemed to be a synth/midi looper and a drum pad). Not only …
Written and photos by James_ATX Indie rock legends, the Cold War Kids threw down an excellent performance for 101x’s Indie Xmas! They ran through the gamut of their catalog –playing hits off their new album LA Devine, reaching back into Robbers and Cowards, and even veering outside their works with …
Written and photos by James_ATX The multi-talented MOBLEY performed a spectacular show at Emo’s for 101x’s Indie Xmas! The recent Black Fret grant winner was quite at home on the huge stage. MOBLEY even brought his very intimate living drum machine, where four audience members are transformed with wristbands …
New Jersey’s own The Front Bottoms never cease to impress. This stop in Austin, touring their exceptional new album Going Grey, was no different. They hit the stage hard with the new single You Used to Say (Holy Fuck) and the crowd dug it, with some displaying their excitement by …
